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Governor Brown’s Proposed Budget for FY 12/13 has no money for public libraries
Governor Brown’s Proposed Budget for FY 12/13 has no money for public libraries. We’re asking the State Legislature to restore $15.2 million in funding. You can help: Register today to receive legislative alerts here Mail or fax letters NOW to … Continue reading
Two Awesome Internet Things that Libraries Should be a Part of
Last week I took a good look at two different websites that I think could help libraries out quite a bit. Take a look and tell me how you feel about it. LoudSauce Is a crowdfunded media buying platform that … Continue reading
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Tagged #makeithappen, advertising, advocacy, american library association, California Library Association, collection development, collections, Conference, librarian, librarians, librarianship, libraries, library, liquidspace, loudsauce, management, marketing, technology
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These Kimbel Library Instructional Videos are Filled with AWESOME!
So, I thought I had a good idea once. No, it wasn’t a jump to conclusions mat, it was a library CREATING content for their webpage. We talk a lot about libraries allowing users to create content, or re-purposing libraries … Continue reading
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Tagged #makeithappen, #partyhard, american library association, California Library Association, circulation, collection development, collections, Internet Librarian, kimbel, kimbel library, librarian, librarianship, libraries, library, library 2.0, presentation, technology, video
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LibraryLab – Library Boing Boing is up and Running!
ALA Happy Mutants Rejoice! Library Boing Boing is here with its inaugural post! This is something that I’m very excited about, but haven’t had a chance to be as involved in as I originally would have liked (sorry Jenny and … Continue reading
A Ridiculous but Entertaining Hacker Solution to the Porn Problem.
Eric Riley posted this article to the ALA Think Tank group on Facebook. And, if it works, it could be the solution to all of the library’s privacy on the computers problems. No longer requiring computer filters and all that … Continue reading
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Tagged #alatt, #makeithappen, collection development, collections, computer, computer monitor, computer privacy, computers, DIY, do it yourself, glasses, hack, hacking, internet, internet privacy, librarian, librarians, libraries, library, library 2.0, maker, management, NSFW, online, online privacy, porn, porn in the library, pornagraphy, pornagraphy in the library, privacy, safety
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Hey Librarians, Forget Books. Content Rules!
One of the highlights of my whole CLA/CLSA experience was sitting in a bar with Stephen Abram and Sandra Hirsh on Friday night. We had an amazing conversation about where libraries where going, what we should be focusing on as … Continue reading
These Library Projects Got Funded! Why Not Fund Yours?! The #alatt #makeithappen Challenge
Every once in a while I take a couple minutes and peruse the amazing projects that are happening on Kickstarter.com. I am especially interested in the projects with a library or librarian theme to them. It seems like I have … Continue reading
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